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Copper Viper at the Castle 280 Crystal Palace Road, SE22 9JH Doors open at 7pm


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3 April - COPPER VIPER


Copper Viper are a vibrant exciting and British take on Americana , comprising prolific songwriter and guitarist Robin Joel Sangster, dynamic fiddle/mandolin player Duncan Menzies and banjo picker Dana Immanuel.


They sing original and dynamic America in three part harmony, underpinned by guitar and fabulous mandolin. They marry haunting melodies and intricate vocal harmonies with searing instrumental passages to create a unique blend. Their debut album ?Cut It Down, Count The Rings? flows smoothly between lyrical ballads and foot-stomping barn-stormers, mixing melancholy, hope, tension and joy in equal measure. A great night is guaranteed .


Entrance tonight is ?10 (cash or card)


Check them out at www.copperviper.com

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